For this week’s Care2 recipe, I’d like to share two recipes from Linda Acosta, the Assistant Manager of the HeartMath Kitchen. These are two delightful, vegetarian recipes!
Linda says, “I like to do new recipes from what is in a kitchen’s refrigerator. That is what happened with the Maui Slaw. I was invited to a friend’s house in Maui this past year — the ingredients of the salad were in her refrigerator and on the fruit trees in her yard. That is also what happened with the Tofu Rice Salad with Sweet Potatoes, we were exploring different ways to cook tofu in the HeartMath kitchen and all the ingredients were in the refrigerator or freezer. I love creating recipes in the moment.”
Maui Slaw
Napa cabbage serves as a base for this refreshing and beautiful coleslaw. The subtle taste of onion in the dressing gives a great contrast to the fruitiness of the papaya and strawberries. Yum!!
Slaw:
8 cups Napa cabbage, cut in 1” squares
1 cup snap peas, cut in thirds
½ cup sweet onion, thinly sliced half circles
1 cup Daikon sprouts, or use whatever type of sprouts you can find.
1 ½ cups strawberries, sliced
2 cups papaya, peeled, de-seeded and cut in bite-sized pieces
Dressing:
½ cup olive oil
2 tablespoons pomegranate juice, unsweetened
1 tablespoon sweet onion, grated
½ teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons white balsamic vinegar
1 teaspoon agave syrup
Serves: 6-8
Cooking time: 25 minutes
Up Next – Tofu Sweet Potato Rice
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This is a really nice article. A must try recipe!
The flower with mint is good! Never heard of that one! That sounds like a simple quick one! Lila…
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Wow. Something that I need to explore.
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+ add your ownThe Maui Slaw sounds really good. I'm not sure where to find Daikon sprouts. I will have to look around for them.
Thanks for the recipes.
Eh no thank you!
Yummy------got to try those, sound delicioussa. Bless you all.
sounds delish! looks even better! oh man now i'm hungry! lol thanks!
thanks for the recipes will certainly try looks good
Must try these though I have no idea what Daikon sprouts are.
Wow, must try these. Thanks!
Sound good. Aren't the Islands wonderful. Just go out to the papaya tree and pick one fresh!
Thanks
Those sound so good. Now to find the good looking man to make all the food from these wonderful recipes on this site. LOL ;)
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